Minimum Distance to qualify for the Compostela

[Deleted member 56069]

About a year ago I read that their was some discussion that there was talk about increasing the minimum walking distance to qualify for a Compostela from 100 to 300 kilometers.
I have not seen anything further to this in quite some time.
Is this still a possibility?
Anyone with any new info on this.
Not concerned, I already have two of them!

 

[KinkyOne]

About a year ago I read that their was some discussion that there was talk about increasing the minimum walking distance to qualify for a Compostela from 100 to 300 kilometers.
I have not seen anything further to this in quite some time.
Is this still a possibility?
Anyone with any new info on this.
Not concerned, I already have two of them!

Maybe you should address your question in already existing thread about that:
https://www.caminodesantiago.me/com...m-why-change-the-100-km-rule-to-300-km.39220/

 

[Devon Mike]

It is still 100kms for walkers.

 

[SYates]

Still 100km for walking pilgrims and still two stamps necessary per day on those last 100km. All this is, most likely, the situation for the nearer future. Buen Camino, SY

 

[Tia Valeria]

Just one exception has been granted recently. For those walking the 75kms on the Camino Inglés from A Coruña - it is accepted providing at least 25 kms have been walked on a route from home with stamps to prove it. Chiefly for UK and Irish pilgrims who can walk a local pilgrimage route or from home to the airport/ferry and then train/ bus to Coruña. This is in recognition of the route's historical background and importance.